As my dad used to say about his business, "I'm not doing this for my health."

If you feel your martial arts training and baseball bat are up to those potential threats, great; I don't.As to your question of why I go inside vacant properties, most REOs and foreclosures and 'don't wanters' that I target are vacant.

She has many health problems, and her outlook on her career is not quite too promising.

Another said, heavier people take more sick days and health costs are higher, so hiring them is a bigger risk than non-smokers who are thin.So, I wanted to put it out to BP... do you think being biased is natural?

A lender isn't going to be intimidated by a BK threat, they deal with BK loans all the time.

The vacancy factor probably does not provide a significant risk to your financial health.

He answered me back that if I stop bothering him or "threat him" with nonsense he would be more willing to play the "super fair-landlord" -that was his words in the email- and give me a refund.

Things like health insurance.

MikeI guess if they're also going after expired listings, they see you as a threat.

Of course a Note is Notarized, but I like documentation, documentation, documentation.....To me it's the only thing that helps you in court, plus when someone is borrowing from you, and they know you are documenting the heck out of everything, doesn't that tell them that certainly you will follow through with foreclosure if necessary, and that its' not just an empty "threat."